
A comprehensive look at which EdgeMAX devices support active PoE and passive PoE. It is worth bearing in mind, all the devices that support 802.3af and 802.3at in do by default support 48v passive PoE too. In this guide, we will also have varying types of passive PoE, most common of all being 24v but some devices also use 54v passive.
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If you are looking for information about PoE types regarding UniFi hardware, see our guide here.
PoE Switches
Some EdgeSwitch models can output PoE at 24v, this section will clear up which models can and how many ports feature PoE.
PoE Powered Switches
(This is categorised by PoE type needed to power the switch)
*16 PoE ports total - Ports 1-4 are 54v 1.2A - Ports 5-16 are 24v and 802.3af/at
Models with PoE
Some EdgeRouter models support PoE in and some support PoE out, this section will help clear up which devices support what features.
PoE Powered Models
These models are powered by PoE and feature PoE passthrough, allowing you to power up another device.
*eth0 is only available as PoE out when not using PoE to power
**7 PoE ports total, eth1 and eth2 54v or 24v - eth3 to eth7 24v out
Ubiquiti has three EdgePower devices out, only two of which support PoE out for devices. However, this is just for power and it doesn't provide any switching.
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